By Martin Armstrong: EU Energy Commissioner Günther Oettinger is part of a growing
undertone within the European government that is finally getting real.
He has warned that Europe is a one giant case destined for restructuring
and that some countries in Europe have simply become ungovernable
anymore. He has warned that Brussels does not have a clue what’s going
on and still behaves as there is no crisis. They are living in a state
of denial and the longer this continues the worse it will get. France is
not prepared for what is coming and is way too far down the Marxist
path with public spending ratio of 57% of GDP. The amount of government
workers in France are double that of the EU average. There is just no
hope as politicians stand in the way of saving Western Civilization.

wearechange: For the third time, Luke Rudkowski confrontsHenry Kissinger about his
crimes against humanity and the Bilderberg group. Luke also asked him
about the comment he is on record saying "The illegal we do immediately,
the unconstitutional takes a little longer." This took place at the
Intrepid Freedom Gala where Henry Kissinger was receiving a reward for
"freedom and democracy."

RT: Award-winning interviewer Larry King will host a mold-breaking
political talk show on RT from next month, speaking to both leading
establishment figures, and those who are not afraid to go against the
grain.“I have always been passionate about government and issues
that impact the public, and I’m thrilled at the opportunity to
talk politics with some of the most influential people in
Washington and around the country,” says King.
King’s career has spanned 56 years and more than 50,000
interviews, but he says the show will break new ground. The
veteran broadcaster will not shy away from causing controversy,
or using his authority to give a chance to hear voices other
media ignore.

Submitted by Tyler Durden:Following the improvised and very confused
bail-in of the Cypriot bankster system in mid/late March, one of the key
requirements was to contain the liquidity within territorial Cyprus, and
prevent the outflows of critical bank funding liabilities - i.e., deposits
- abroad thus causing a waterfall cascade of ever increasing capital
needs and bigger and better bailouts. Thus capital controls, which two
months after the bailout, are still in place. Judging by just released
Cyprus Central Bank data they failed. Because even though the deposit
outflow in March, when the fiasco happened, was a moderate €3.8 billion,
which the European politicians promptly pointed to as confirmation of a
job well done, it was the April outflow that was the jawdropping
number.

In a month in which deposit flight should have been largely contained, Cyprus banks saw a record outflow of 6.4 billion, or 10% of its entire deposit base, in one month! But the sad punchline is that while deposit flight by domestic
residents was an unfortunate if explainable €3 billion, it was the €3.1
billion in deposit reduction by "Non-Euro Residents" - read Russians,
who circumvented capital controls, and pulled a whopping 16% of their entire deposits held in the tiny and now completely insolvent island nation.

James E. Miller: The
recent collapse of a small commuter bridge in Washington has brought
back memories of Minnesota. Back in August of 2007, the I-35W
Mississippi bridge connecting the Downtown East and Marcy-Holmes
neighborhoods plummeted to the river below like a Chinese-made sofa.
Thirteen individuals lost their lives while 145 escaped with injury. The
suddenness of the debacle was met with the blunt response system of the
state. That is, politicians in Minnesota and elsewhere went before the
public to decry the deteriorating condition of government infrastructure
across the country. A flurry of taxpayer money dedicated to overhauling
the nation’s bridges followed. Five years after millions in tax dollars
were fleeced, allocated, and distributed to this new urgency, less than
two dozen of the state’s 172 “structurally deficient” bridges have been
made whole.

The total failure to provide safe infrastructure,
especially in the aftermath of a tragedy, would be comical if it were
not so representative of the ineptness of state action. If there is one
thing government officials are good at, it’s going forth with failed plans
while convincing themselves, and voters, that this time will be
different.

By Dean Henderson: In 1979, while people celebrated the Shah’s demise in Tehran,
Zbigniew Brzezinski was on his way to Kuwait City for a meeting with
Kuwaiti Emir Jaber al-Sabah, Saudi officials and Iraqi President Saddam
Hussein. It was agreed that Hussein’s Republican Guard would invade
oil-rich Khuzistan and amputate it from the rest of Iran. Oil prices
had just begun to stabilize when Iraq launched its first salvo, sending
spot futures through the roof.Brzezinski co-founded the Trilateral Commission (TC)
in 1973 with David Rockefeller. The concept was hatched at the
Rockefeller Pocantico Hills, NY estate in July 1972. Rockefeller served
as the group’s first chairman. One of its largest financial supporters
is the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. All eight North American
representatives present at the founding meeting were also members of the
secretive Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). [1] The stated purpose
of TC was to form a triad of global influence consisting of North
America, Western Europe and Japan.

By Madison Ruppert:By default, the upcoming Xbox One from Microsoft will feature an
always-on microphone and camera that works in the dark, both of which
are constantly connected to the internet and can’t be turned off.The creepiness is only compounded when one realizes that Microsoft helps develop massive surveillance systems like the Domain Awareness System used in New York City. Microsoft has also been questioned about the privacy and security of Skype and criticized for censoring Windows Live Messenger chats.Putting a product like this by Microsoft – a company that backed privacy-crushing legislation in the past – is only asking for trouble.The new Kinect 2.0 will be bundled with every Xbox One and according to Extreme Tech, the Xbox One will not work if the Kinect isn’t plugged in.That might sound quite nonsensical, but it was confirmed by Xbox’s UK marketing director.“Xbox’s UK marketing director Harvey Eagle has said that the console
will not function without Kinect connected,” Keza MacDonald wrote for IGN.“Kinect does require to be connected to Xbox One in all cases, yes,” Harvey Eagle told IGN after a Microsoft-hosted event in London on May 21, 2013.This was also confirmed by Corporate VP of Microsoft Studios Phil Spencer when he told Joystiq, “Kinect has to be connected to Xbox One.”It gets even creepier...

By James Howard Ku: For most people, the collapse of civilizations is a subject much more
appetizingly viewed in the rearview mirror than straight ahead down
whatever path or roadway we are on.Jared Diamond wrote about the collapse of earlier civilizations to
great acclaim and brisk sales, in a nimbus of unimpeachable
respectability. The stories he told about bygone cultures gone to seed
were, above all, dramatic. No reviewers or other intellectual auditors
dissed him for suggesting that empires inevitably run aground on the
shoals of resource depletion, population overshoot, changes in the
weather, and the diminishing returns of complexity.Yet these are exactly the same problems that industrial-technocratic
societies face today, and those of us who venture to discuss them are
consigned to a tin-foil-hat brigade, along with the UFO abductees and
Bigfoot trackers. This is unfortunate, but completely predictable, since
the sunk costs in all the stuff of daily life (freeways, malls, tract
houses) are so grotesquely huge that letting go of them is strictly
unthinkable. We’re stuck with a very elaborate setup that has no future,
but we refuse to consider the consequences. So messengers are generally
unwelcome.

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